1970-'71 CHEVELLE DASH PAD WITH GAUGES
FROM JUST DASHES
MARCH 2009
Van Nuys, CA: Just Dashes can now add three gauge pods to your stock ’70-’71 Chevelle dash pad without altering the size or fit of the pad. The three gauge pods are angled toward the driver, eliminating the need to look down to check under dash mounted gauges or taking your eyes off the road or track. A quick glance to the right allows you to safely monitor your engine, boost, trans temp, etc. You can install any 2 1/16-inch gauges that you need, which are pressure fitted into the pod opening. A hole is drilled in the metal dash behind the pods, to allow the wiring and sending units to pass through.
This beautiful custom dash is created using your supplied original core and into which the pods are precisely hand molded. The entire pad is completely restored as well in the correct Madrid grain pattern. Your original core is stripped of the old cracked vinyl and a new base of closed- cell high-density foam is applied. The pad is then recovered with new vinyl and is available in all the original factory colors, or a custom color from your supplied color swatch. Plastic chrome plating, factory gauge and bezel restoration, quartz clock conversions and radio restoration are also available. Visit www.justdashes.com to preview all their interior restoration products and services.
For additional information, and an over the phone price quote for your dash or interior project, contact Just Dashes, 5941 Lemona Avenue, Van Nuys, CA 91411, 800-247-3274, Fax: 818-780-9014.
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Van Nuys, CA: Just Dashes can now add three gauge pods to your stock ’70-’71 Chevelle dash pad without altering the size or fit of the pad. The three gauge pods are angled toward the driver, eliminating the need to look down to check under dash mounted gauges or taking your eyes off the road or track. A quick glance to the right allows you to safely monitor your engine, boost, trans temp, etc. You can install any 2 1/16-inch gauges that you need, which are pressure fitted into the pod opening. A hole is drilled in the metal dash behind the pods, to allow the wiring and sending units to pass through.